5 Reasons People May Actually Watch Christie's State Address Today

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie hasn't appeared in public since his 107-minute damage-control press conference last week on the now-infamous bridge scandal. But today he'll have to emerge from the shadows for his annual state of the state address.

Christie is expected to focus on education and a post-Sandy New Jersey. But, for the public, those subjects will take a backseat in light of two recent scandals that have turned Christie's image from definite Republican presidential candidate into a governor who can barely manage the drama in his own state.